The American Law Review, Volume 8Little, Brown, and Company, 1874 - Law |
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... vessels belonging to the government , as such , which were destroyed by the cruisers . But if the argument proved all that it claims , that is , that the government of the United States provided in and by the treaty that the money due ...
... vessels belonging to the government , as such , which were destroyed by the cruisers . But if the argument proved all that it claims , that is , that the government of the United States provided in and by the treaty that the money due ...
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... vessels destroyed by particular cruisers , was specifically disallowed , - one who remembers these things is rather surprised when he finds the Committee adding , after the last cited paragraph , ― From these and other considerations ...
... vessels destroyed by particular cruisers , was specifically disallowed , - one who remembers these things is rather surprised when he finds the Committee adding , after the last cited paragraph , ― From these and other considerations ...
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... vessel ; he has therefore nothing to lay claim to . There is not a splinter of it above water . " It is presumed that the Committee understood the question , but it must be admitted that they have been singularly unfortunate in ...
... vessel ; he has therefore nothing to lay claim to . There is not a splinter of it above water . " It is presumed that the Committee understood the question , but it must be admitted that they have been singularly unfortunate in ...
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... vessel captured by the French in 1807 , where a total loss was claimed by the insured , and the question before the court was whether the value of the spes recuperandi from France should be deducted from the amount payable by the ...
... vessel captured by the French in 1807 , where a total loss was claimed by the insured , and the question before the court was whether the value of the spes recuperandi from France should be deducted from the amount payable by the ...
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... vessels with their cargoes , valued , correctly or otherwise , at the aggregate sum of $ 20,000,000 . It was a period fraught with peril , and our government counted it wise to agree with France , about the year 1797 , that , in ...
... vessels with their cargoes , valued , correctly or otherwise , at the aggregate sum of $ 20,000,000 . It was a period fraught with peril , and our government counted it wise to agree with France , about the year 1797 , that , in ...
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